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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 19 (November 1874) (1874)

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estones both Jurassic and contains not only a fine collection of rare tropical and world. This production is continually increasing. That and cretaceous, and eocene nummulitic limestone, with a pe- other plants, but also birds and animals, making a nucleus this natural wealth does not prove a… … lected in stone jugs, and brought up in the lie baths, whence it is conveyed by means of a pipe; abundance of water is available same laborious manner. The mine is almost SOUTHPORT, ENGLAND.-Fig. l.-THE CONSERVATORY always abandoned when it reaches the water from this source. The aquarium itself is…

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